The Peace (1968)
Film · 5m · November 1, 1968
The film uses the technique of collage on found footage, combining images from graphic media of the time with a speech by General Juan Carlos Onganía, the then president of Argentina. While Onganía's voice extols the virtues of the self-proclaimed Argentine Revolution, the images contrast with scenes of repression and poverty.
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